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inspired_mindI really can't focus today. It's so annoying. My eyes feel heavy, despite having slept pretty fine. I actually dozed off briefly in the train this morning, the morning sun warming me through the window. I doesn't help either that I got a bloody cold, stuffed nose is driving me crazy. So here I am, at my internship at 10am, supposed to record and analyse the notes I made yesterday.
Speaking of said notes, I attended a storytelling masterclass by the company I have my internship at. I was asked by a co-worker if I could provide her with some of my own storytelling favorites. Naturally I mentioned the Sherlock tv series as a lovely transmedia example (seeing as fans can actually visit the website of Sherlock and the blog of John IRL) and some other examples. Turns out she used that one and another for her presentation. It was pretty cool to see it on a bigass cinema sized screen, presented to 19 professionals from all kinds of sectors.
Afterwards said people got to try out some AR and VR devices, including a HoloLens (awesome to use for AR) and HTC Vive (VR). I was pretty interesting to see how people got to experience these devices for the first time. An awesome addition to my usabilty research paper. Got to try the devices myself as well. I managed to bump into a table while trying the Vive. VR is really disoriënting, but cool. I wouldn't mind one myself because I saw it has this really cool soundboxing game, but sadly the cheapest one is 895 euros :(
Guess I should try to focus again eh?
~*~Maru~*~
Speaking of said notes, I attended a storytelling masterclass by the company I have my internship at. I was asked by a co-worker if I could provide her with some of my own storytelling favorites. Naturally I mentioned the Sherlock tv series as a lovely transmedia example (seeing as fans can actually visit the website of Sherlock and the blog of John IRL) and some other examples. Turns out she used that one and another for her presentation. It was pretty cool to see it on a bigass cinema sized screen, presented to 19 professionals from all kinds of sectors.
Afterwards said people got to try out some AR and VR devices, including a HoloLens (awesome to use for AR) and HTC Vive (VR). I was pretty interesting to see how people got to experience these devices for the first time. An awesome addition to my usabilty research paper. Got to try the devices myself as well. I managed to bump into a table while trying the Vive. VR is really disoriënting, but cool. I wouldn't mind one myself because I saw it has this really cool soundboxing game, but sadly the cheapest one is 895 euros :(
Guess I should try to focus again eh?
~*~Maru~*~
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